Mount Waverley Hotels with Swimming Pool

"Updated to a king supreme room, which was on 14th floor with great views of city. Very large room and large bathroom. Very comfortable bed, everything clean and neat. Bar service very good. Did not have breakfast. Parking next door was a bonus."

"The worst thing was the mattress on the bed. It was so unsupportive I felt my body went into av shape when laying on the bed. The pillow was like a pancake too, so not a great sleep, which kind of defeats the object of the room. The room was a good size and clean. The bathroom had one towel hook so if there is more than one person travelling, it's not great for hanging up the towel. The hotel was in a convenient location."

"Excellent location, modern comfortable room and bed!"

"The room was on the small side but great for one person. Loved the location and easy access to trams and the CBD, short walk to Chinatown, shops, lots of food choices. Staff was friendly and helpful. There is a pool but it’s small and a sauna on site. I would not hesitate to stay there again if in the area."

"Clean "

"Great Location"

"Great location, however the hotel is dated, in need of an upgrade. Two of the three elevators were not working. it was not what I would have expected from Novotel."

"Awesome Location staff and room "

"Arrogant dsek staff who refused to let my wife, daughter and three young children check in (who had been caught in a thunderstorm and were scared, soaking wet and cold), because the Hotels.com booking was in my own name. My wife had ID with Medicare card, drivers license with address, and my mobile number as proof of identity. Even after I had uploaded the booking reference number with my wife named as a guest, the smart-arse on the desk said he "couldn't read it. Will never stay there again and will advise my many dozens of fellow travellers we regularly share trips with, not to consider this venue. We have travelled around the world many times and locally dozens of times, and have never struck such a moronic group of desk staff (who by the way could barely speak or be understood in our native language). "